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China’s Delivery Giants Spent a Year Fighting on Price. Now They’re Fighting on Their Riders’ Heads.

The device uses a voice assistant and camera to reduce distractions and speed up orders as rivals Meituan and Alibaba also roll out similar gear.

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JD.com has strapped artificial intelligence to its couriers’ heads. On Monday, the Chinese group’s food-delivery unit launched a smart helmet with an AI voice assistant and a camera that can “see” the road, the South China Morning P

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In Shenzhen, thousands of companies are jumping in on the robotics boom, creating intense competition and raising concerns about jobs.

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The Chinese company JD.com has launched a smart helmet for suppliers, which uses artificial intelligence to reduce distraction in traffic. The new devices, equipped with room and assistant...

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Brisbane Times broke the news in Brisbane City, Australia on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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